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Lei Jun stated that tomorrow, the real car of Xiaomi VisionGT will be unveiled at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain

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Xiaomi Automobile: In February, Xiaomi Automobile's delivery volume exceeded 20,000 units. At the same time, we are preparing for the mass production of the new generation SU7

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The Xiaomi 17 Ultra was globally launched in Barcelona, Spain on February 28, with a starting price of €1499 (approximately ¥12141.9). This represents a significant price difference compared to the official price of ¥6999 on JD.com. The phone is equipped with the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor, a 6000mAh battery, and a Xiaomi HyperRGB display, with a peak brightness of 3500 nits

Xiaomi 17 Ultra international starting price exceeds 12,000

Xiaomi has launched several new gadgets ahead of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, including the Xiaomi 17 Ultra smartphone, which features a 200-megapixel telephoto camera and a partnership with Leica. The smartphone starts at €1,499, while a special Leica edition is priced at €1,999. Other products include an AirTag-like device, a slim power bank, and the Xiaomi Watch 5 smartwatch. The Xiaomi 17 Ultra Photography Kit is available for €99.99, and the Electric Scooter 6 Ultra starts at €329.99.

- Xiaomi launched several new gadgets, including the Xiaomi 17 Ultra smartphone featuring a 200-megapixel telephoto camera, a 6,000 mAh battery, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 processor.  
- Other products introduced include an AirTag-like device, Electric Scooter 6 Ultra, and Xiaomi Watch 5 smartwatch, enhancing its presence in the EU and UK markets.  
- The Xiaomi 17 Ultra starts at €1,499, while the Leica edition is priced at €1,999, with accessories and additional devices also available for purchase.

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Xiaomi launches 17 Ultra smartphone, an AirTag clone, and an ultra slim powerbank

Xiaomi has launched its first Bluetooth tracker, the Xiaomi Tag, which features an elongated design and an integrated metal loop for easy attachment to keyrings or carabiners. Unlike Apple’s AirTag, it is compatible with both Apple's Find My and Google's Find Hub, but users must choose one during setup. The tracker is powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, lasting up to a year.

- Xiaomi has introduced its first Bluetooth tracker, the Xiaomi Tag, which features a larger elongated design compared to Apple’s second-gen AirTags.  
- The tracker includes an integrated metal loop for easy attachment to keyrings or carabiners and supports both Apple’s Find My and Google’s Find Hub, though not simultaneously.  
- Powered by a replaceable CR2032 battery, the Xiaomi Tag has a battery life of up to a year.

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Xiaomi’s tracker doesn’t need a case to clip to your keys

Xiaomi has launched its latest flagship phones, the Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra, globally, alongside a Leica-branded Leitzphone edition of the Ultra. The 17 and 17 Ultra will be available soon in the UK, Europe, and select markets, with prices starting at £899 / €999 (about $1,200) for the 17 and £1,299 / €1,499 ($1,750) for the Ultra. There is no mention of the 17 Pro, which features an additional display next to the rear cameras.

- Xiaomi has launched its flagship phones, the Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra, while the 17 Pro is notably absent from the global release.  
- The 17 is priced at £899 / €999 ($1,200) and competes with the iPhone 17 and Samsung Galaxy S26, while the Ultra starts at £1,299 / €1,499 ($1,750).  
- The new models are set to be available soon in the UK, Europe, and select markets.

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Xiaomi has launched the Leica Leitzphone internationally, marking the first Leica-branded phone to be released outside Japan. This model is essentially a 17 Ultra with Leica branding and a rotatable camera ring, featuring minor design changes. The collaboration signifies a closer partnership between Xiaomi and Leica, as the latter has previously restricted the use of its logo on Xiaomi products.

- The Leitzphone has launched internationally, alongside the Xiaomi 17 Ultra.  
- This release marks the first Leica-branded phone outside Japan, following previous exclusive models.  
- The device features a rotatable camera ring and retains most characteristics of the 17 Ultra, highlighting a significant branding partnership as Leica allows Xiaomi to use its logo for the first time.

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Xiaomi launched its flagship smartphones, the Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra, at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, maintaining prices despite a surge in memory chip costs. The Xiaomi 17 starts at 999 euros, while the Ultra starts at 1,499 euros. Memory prices have risen by 80-90% due to shortages, impacting the smartphone market, which is expected to decline by 12.9% in 2026. Analysts suggest that Xiaomi's reliance on mid-range devices may hinder its ability to absorb costs compared to competitors like Apple and Samsung. The company is also expanding its electric vehicle business, which has seen significant growth.

- Xiaomi launched the Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on March 28, 2026, amidst surging memory chip prices.  
- The company maintained the prices of its flagship devices despite an 80%-90% increase in memory costs due to supply shortages focused on data centers for AI, with forecasts suggesting an overall smartphone market decline of 12.9% in 2026.  
- Analysts indicate that while Xiaomi's higher-end devices may not offset losses from the mid-range segment, its growing electric vehicle business is becoming a significant revenue source.

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Xiaomi launches flagship smartphone as memory price surge threatens sales

Xiaomi is aggressively expanding its premium electric vehicle (EV) lineup with the upcoming YU7 GT and YU9 SUVs. The YU7 GT features a dual-motor system with 990 horsepower and a top speed of 300 km/h, expected to launch in the first half of the year priced between 450,000 and 500,000 yuan. The YU9, a seven-seat extended-range SUV, targets family markets with a range of 400-500 kilometers. These models are part of Xiaomi's 2026 roadmap, aiming for robust sales growth in the competitive EV market.

- Recent spy images reveal Xiaomi's upcoming YU7 GT and a large SUV potentially named YU9, integral to the company's 2026 product roadmap.  
- The YU7 GT is expected to launch in the first half of this year, featuring a dual-motor system with 990 horsepower and a top speed of 300 km/h, priced between 450,000 to 500,000 yuan.  
- The YU9, targeting the family market, will offer a battery pack exceeding 70 kWh, providing an electric range of 400-500 kilometers.

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Xiaomi's leaked SUVs signal aggressive expansion in premium EV market

Xiaomi has teased a "surprise" unveiling of its new supercar concept, set to be revealed tomorrow at the 2026 Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. This follows the leak of spy photos showing the vehicle in Spain. The concept is speculated to be the first Vision GT car developed in collaboration with Sony's Gran Turismo. Xiaomi aims to enhance its automotive narrative and attract young gamers, building on its recent success with the SU7 Ultra, which set a record for the fastest production electric vehicle.

- Xiaomi is set to unveil its new supercar concept at the 2026 Mobile World Congress, following the release of a teaser and confirmation by founder Lei Jun.  
- Spy photos of the vehicle, showcasing an aggressive aerodynamic design with the Xiaomi logo, emerged prior to the announcement.  
- This unveiling is part of Xiaomi's strategy to enhance its automotive business, particularly targeting young gamers through a collaboration with Sony's Gran Turismo.

Xiaomi EV teases 'surprise' following concept car leak in Spain

Chinese EV maker Xiaomi is establishing a new safety advisory committee following several fatal accidents involving its vehicles. The committee, led by Hou Jinglei, aims to engage with car owners and experts to enhance vehicle safety. This initiative comes after a tragic incident where a Xiaomi SU7 sedan's doors malfunctioned post-collision, resulting in a fatality. Xiaomi has also faced calls to recall first-generation SU7s due to safety concerns. Despite these challenges, the company has a strong market presence, with a consensus rating of 'Strong Buy' for its stock.

- Chinese electric vehicle maker Xiaomi is forming a new safety body in response to recent fatal accidents involving its vehicles.  
- The company plans to establish a committee to evaluate vehicle safety and engage with car owners, media, and experts.  
- Xiaomi's past incidents have prompted calls for a recall of its SU7 model, leading to an upcoming upgraded version aimed at addressing safety concerns.

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Chinese EV Maker Xiaomi Creates New Safety Body after Fatal Fiery Crashes

Xiaomi founder Lei Jun stated during a live broadcast that Xiaomi's automotive battery factory features high automation and good production yield. He hopes that the factory can become a benchmark for battery manufacturing, replicating advanced manufacturing capabilities across the entire industry chain to enhance the systematic capabilities of the industrial supply chain

Lei Jun talks about Xiaomi's electric vehicle battery factory: hopes to replicate advanced battery manufacturing capabilities across the entire industry chain

Xiaomi Group disclosed its financial report, stating that on February 27, it repurchased 2.8582 million shares on the Stock Exchange, with a price per share ranging from HKD 34.92 to HKD 35.04, involving a total amount of approximately HKD 99.997 million. Since the approval of the ordinary resolution (June 5, 2025), the group has repurchased a total of 253 million shares, accounting for 0.98% of the share capital

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Xiaomi repurchased 2.8582 million shares, involving approximately 100 million yuan

Xiaomi is under pressure to recall 370,000 first-generation SU7 electric vehicles due to a door handle safety hazard. A recent report highlighted a fatal incident where a power failure prevented the doors from opening, trapping the driver in a fire. The influential media outlet Yicai called for the recall, emphasizing the need for mechanical door handles to enhance safety. Although production of the SU7 has ended, concerns remain for the existing vehicles, and Xiaomi's future models will feature improved designs. The situation reflects a critical test for Xiaomi in the competitive EV market.

- Xiaomi faces pressure to recall the first-generation SU7 due to a door handle safety hazard implicated in a fatal accident last October.  
- A forensic report revealed that a power failure disabled the electronic door handles, trapping the driver during a fire, raising public safety concerns about EVs.  
- The report emphasizes that implementing mechanical door handles could have improved rescue chances, highlighting the need for proactive safety measures in the automotive industry.

Xiaomi pressured to recall 370,000 EVs over door handle safety hazard

Xiaomi has reclaimed the top position in the global wearable device market for the first time since 2020, capturing an 18% market share, according to Omdia. Apple follows closely with 17%, and Huawei with 16%. The market is shifting towards ecosystem-led competition, with AI and subscription services becoming essential for growth. Omdia predicts modest growth in the wearables market in 2026, driven by advancements in AI and health monitoring capabilities. Smartwatches are expected to show the strongest momentum, emphasizing the importance of cross-device integration and AI capabilities for competitive advantage.

- Global wearable device shipments surpassed 200 million units in 2025, marking a 6% annual growth, with Xiaomi leading at 18% market share.  
- The competition is shifting from hardware to ecosystem integration, focusing on AI and subscription services as key revenue drivers.  
- Omdia predicts modest growth in 2026, driven by advancements in health monitoring, particularly for smartwatches, which will enhance profitability through improved subscription models.

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$XIAOMI-W(01810.HK)Lei Jun will be presenting tonight on Xiaomi’s automotive safety system. Are you optimistic about it?I invested in Xiaomi primarily for its automobile ambitions. Some may argue that it is still too early and carries significant risk, but I am confident in the long-term potential and intend to stay invested to capture its growth.

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$XIAOMI-W(01810.HK) I see Xiaomi as a potential growth stock trading at a fair valuation. Strong profitability, ROE around 19–20%, and a P/E of ~17–19x. It is notably lower than Apple (~35x) and Samsung (~32x).Recently ,founder Lei Jun also highlighted that Xi is recent focus on tech innovation signals accelerating national support for new productive forces.I currently hold Xiaomi shares and remain optimistic about the long term. What’s your view?

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Lei Jun: Xiaomi VisionGT will be released tomorrow

Xiaomi Automobile: In February, Xiaomi Automobile's delivery volume exceeded 20,000 units. At the same time, we are preparing for the mass production of the new generation SU7

Xiaomi 17 Ultra international starting price exceeds 12,000

Xiaomi launches 17 Ultra smartphone, an AirTag clone, and an ultra slim powerbank

Xiaomi’s tracker doesn’t need a case to clip to your keys